It was simple enough:
1. Have a Quidditch team.
2. Stay away from maybe-conspiracies possibly involving Death Eaters.
3. Do not, under any circumstances, piss off James Sirius Potter.
Unfortunately, transfer student Marley Belgarde didn’t get the memo.

"Did I just speak to Dominique Weasley in Dothraki?"
And then there's Fitz.

One would think that two individuals as different as Effy Wilderson, Ravenclaw seeker
and daydreaming extraordinaire- and James Potter, Gryffindor Captain and height
of arrogance- would want absolutely nothing to do with each other, whatsoever.

A story of high fliers, low whispers, shameless dancing and adolescent magnificence
of truly quite intoxicated measures.

Edie Lennox is in a rut. With no money, a shoddy flat, and no love-life, her joke of a Witch Weekly internship is the cherry on top. But will a chance interview with Quidditch superstar Oliver Wood earn her a journalism career? Or will life continue to get in the way?

Winner of Hufflepuff Writers Duel | Keckers Best Original Character, Best Humour, Best Chaptered

Meet sixteen year old Coral Carter: Hogwarts official guidance counselor. She's dealt with any sort of teenage problem that you can imagine. So what's the school's poster boy for perfection, Albus Potter doing in her office?

It's been over five years since I started this story and I'm back to finish what I started so long ago. If you believe in love and friendship and everything in between, this one's for you. Check out the original story to get you more context.

I think I started my life as a screw up at the mere age of five when I turned my dog into a plant, but I've just taken it to a whole new level. I mean, continually snogging my best friend's twin brother who also happens to be the bane of my existence? That's practically dark wizard level.

Molly Weasley has spent her professional career as reserve Keeper for the Holyhead Harpies, her dream team - but her dream hasn't panned out the way she'd hoped, and she rarely gets off the bench. She accepts an offer to join the all-new lineup at Pride of Portree as the star Keeper. She might even be team captain, if she can just get along with the new coach, Riordan Fitzroy.

In which I, Aria Fields, encounter a psychotic best friend, said psychotic best friend's Frenchified twin, deranged Quidditch nutters, and quite possibly the most annoying boy on the face of the planet.

So I wasn’t watching where I was going and I accidentally crashed into James Potter in the park. Dust yourself off and apologise, right? Wrong. Because somehow that event led to this... me, plastered on the front page of all the magazines, right under the words 'JAMES POTTER'S LATEST FLAME!'. Honestly.
Blargh.

Being the Minister for Magic's daughter means you are exempt from a lot of things; except your father's crazy plans for cross-country road trips with the surly stranger that is Albus Potter. Add in death threats and a list of secrets a mile long, the Minister's baby may just lose everything she knows - and gain everything she's never had.

Lucille DuBlanc should have been relieved as the foul Sorting Hat was finally lifted off her head, but her heart had seized. ‘Professor, there's been some sort of mistake.’

‘There has been no mistake.’ But behind McGonagall's stern eyes Lucille could see the same glimmer of shock as everyone else in the Great Hall, especially her new housemates seated at the crimson and gold table.

Contains Charlie Walker: A violent teenage heroine, known for being Hogwart's most infamous trouble maker (apart from James Potter of course), her skills as a quidditch beater, punching her teammates, and generally being the bane of James Potter's existence.

Being Summer Lancaster is not all it’s cracked up to be. I mean, being James Potter’s official snog buddy - seriously, he made me a badge – and trying to stop my charming cousin – curse you, Scorpius – from wreaking havoc on Hogwarts is much more stressful than it sounds.
Trust me.

WIth the future looming dangerously close to reality, and the fact that her seventh year has taken a turn for the dramatic...it's a good thing that self-assured Charlotte Murray knows what she's going to do with her life.

Until blockheaded Oliver Wood forces her to reconsider her definition of growing up.

Victoria Heron-that's the girl everyone is talking about. The girl I can't compare to. She went missing at the end of last year, and here I am, taking her spot, replacing her. Me, the girl who prefers books to people.

A bad-tempered redhead, a "blind your eyes" blonde boy, and one bed. "Oh go hex yourself you slime!" Maturity has reached its peak, enemies have suspiciously lost their clothing, and Vegas is to blame.